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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective (of an object) Opposite of small in size, amount, or degree Opposite of small in amount Opposite of having a low height (of a person) Opposite of small in stature (of a person) Opposite of young or younger in age Opposite of small in distance or duration Opposite of relatively unimportant Opposite of narrow-minded in views or opinions Opposite of requiring or involving very little or no effort Opposite of physically small or little in size Opposite of uncomfortably small or restricted in size or space Opposite of restricted or low in amount or extent (of a faculty or part of the body) Opposite of reduced in quality or efficacy Opposite of very small in size, typically a miniature representation of something Determiner Opposite of emphasizing insignificance (a little) Opposite of a small amount Adverb Opposite of hardly or not at all (a little) Opposite of only slightly Opposite of low in frequency (a little) Opposite of hardly or not at all Opposite of so small or slight that it may be ignored Pronoun Opposite of not a large amount Noun Opposite of a small amount Opposite of a very small trace of something Opposite of a very small or insignificant amount Opposite of a small amount of something, especially a light coating or layer (such as of paint) … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ (of an object) Opposite of small in size, amount, or degree big gigantic huge large enormous immense massive sizable colossal considerable generous giant grand humungous sizeable substantial ample great humongous jumbo magnificent tremendous bulky epic gargantuan ginormous good-size good-sized leviathan mammoth mega monstrous monumental oversize oversized supersized voluminous a whale of a elephantine full-size hefty hulking mastodonic monster outsize overgrown titanic whopping biggish largish king-size outsized king-sized husky goodly overscale overscaled handsome king size whacking tidy prodigious mountainous tall cosmic planetary astronomical herculean heroical heroic astronomic cosmical important significant vast high almighty heavy infinite super major obvious macroscopic overweight rough extra-large lofty long mighty imprecise strong towering sturdy well-built well-developed robust powerful brawny burly healthy lanky lengthy altitudinous majestic enlarged sky-high giant-size high rise high-rise grandiose wide extensive augmentative walloping mondo staggering stupendous cavernous immeasurable monolithic more ❯ “I usually travel with a big suitcase because I always have a lot to pack.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of small in amount considerable fair tidy ample decent large reasonable sizable substantial good handsome goodly respectable abundant plentiful generous liberal bountiful copious significant plenteous big full sufficient hefty enough adequate important plenty major satisfactory appreciable heavy serious great extensive bounteous meaningful superabundant profuse wide consequential notable noteworthy sizeable unrestricted material noticeable weighty excessive eventful remarkable strong substantive fat thick healthy sufficing passable acceptable excess largish biggish marked bulky huge open unreserved OK prodigious tremendous momentous immense inexhaustible abounding heavyweight rich aplenty landmark rife infinite replete monumental decent-sized unlimited wealthy historic superfluous impactful overflowing lush lavish memorable well-provided special outstanding stable steady voluminous solid critical sound exceptional extraordinary vital broad crucial extreme ponderable more ❯ “We made a tidy amount of money by investing in the stock market.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having a low height high tall altitudinous elevated raised lofty towering upraised uplifted high-reaching sky-high skyscraping sky-scraping towery rising soaring ascending imposing great gigantic grand colossal giant big increased huge immense large enormous “Arthur's horse refused to jump over the fence as it was too high.” Adjective ▲ (of a person) Opposite of small in stature tall big large muscular statuesque gargantuan giant heavy huge stalwart brawny burly colossal enormous fat powerful robust stout strapping sturdy tough well-built beefy buff chunky hefty herculean hulky meaty musclebound muscled muscly obese overweight plump podgy powerhouse ripped sinewy towering flabby powerfully built pumped up well-developed whalelike husky king-size king-sized overscale overscaled oversized whacking king size great largish biggish oversize sizable sizeable substantial solid strong hulking chubby stocky portly thick bulky thickset jacked athletic considerable rugged thewy shredded Herculean gorillalike mesomorphic beefcake broad-shouldered able-bodied more ❯ “He was a tall man, but many accused him of having small hands.” Adjective ▲ (of a person) Opposite of young or younger in age big elder older senior adult old grown-up mature first-born elderly nonagenarian senile septuagenarian grizzled geriatric doddering octogenarian ageingUK centenarian hoary senescent ancient veteran decrepit matured venerable agingUS aged grown up advanced developed tottering dilapidated established frayed tattered rickety antiquated full-grown worn out more mature “I am grateful for having an elder sister that I can look up to.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of small in distance or duration long considerable lasting lengthy extended great protracted lengthened prolonged drawn-out long-lasting long-drawn long-drawn-out long-lived spread out endless everlasting interminable long-term persistent unending extensive enduring marathon very long increased comprehensive stretched out drawn out diffuse verbose lingering prolix overlong wordy tedious unabridged sustained wearisome slow dragging tiresome time-consuming dragged-out long-winded seemingly endless more ❯ “The experts have been predicting a market crash for a long while now.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of relatively unimportant significant consequential considerable critical important major serious urgent big burning fundamental grave pressing severe substantial capital cardinal central crucial far-reaching key material monumental pivotal sizable telling weighty essential glaring intense potent requisite eventful imposing meaningful momentous pronounced vital all-important heavy-duty high-level overriding principal unfrivolous worthy of attention necessary useful large worthwhile valuable relevant enormous great superior huge worthy exigent noteworthy mighty imprecise unignorable paramount imperative heavy grand appreciable adult strong chief immense greater first-class prominent first-rate unusual profound life-and-death uncommon nontrivial pertinent radical more ❯ “We had some significant issues along the way which caused us a great deal of stress.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of narrow-minded in views or opinions open broad liberal progressive receptive freethinking impartial nonpartisan objective unbiased unprejudiced broad-minded open-minded cosmopolitan catholic tolerant worldly experienced indulgent permissive “Anna considered herself to be broad-minded in nature.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of requiring or involving very little or no effort difficult hard complicated complex arduous strenuous challenging demanding distressing effortful exhausting fatiguing grinding gruelingUS gruellingUK hazardous insufferable impossible laboredUS labouredUK laborious merciless painful punishing rigorous rough sapping stressful sweaty taxing testing tiresome torturous trying unbearable unremitting unsparing unyielding agonisingUK agonizingUS backbreaking bothersome bruising brutal burdensome crippling crushing discomforting distressful draining excruciating extreme formidable grievous harrowing heavy hellish intense intimidating intolerable killer killing knackering marathon mighty moiling onerous operose oppressive painstaking rugged savage shattering staggering sticky tall tedious tiring toilful toilsome tormenting tortuous torturesome tough troublesome troubling unendurable unforgiving unpleasant vigorous wearisome wearing wearying worksome weighty uncomfortable slavish ambitious cruel debilitating involved dicey exacting fierce herculean murderous severe problematic serious thorny unnerving energy-consuming back-breaking more ❯ “It was a difficult task because of the depth of the minefields.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of physically small or little in size maxi Adjective ▲ Opposite of uncomfortably small or restricted in size or space spacious capacious commodious large open roomy sizable uncongested uncrowded big broad-minded empty enormous free generous huge uncramped uninhibited unobstructed wide palatial Adjective ▲ Opposite of restricted or low in amount or extent infinite endless unlimited immeasurable limitless boundless unbounded countless measureless unrestricted indefinite indeterminable multitudinous uncountable undefined unending illimitable immensurable incalculable inestimable innumerous interminable sempiternal dimensionless innumerable numberless unmeasured unnumberable ample uncalculable adequate broad-minded generous OK open satisfactory sufficient “The real number system consists of all numbers that can be represented by infinite decimals.” Adjective ▲ (of a faculty or part of the body) Opposite of reduced in quality or efficacy strong keen powerful superior acute enhanced excellent exceptional potent supreme fine good great sharp superb accomplished elite intense outstanding remarkable robust sensitive sharpened sublime sure unequaledUS unequalledUK unrivalledUK unrivaledUS commanding dominant dynamic improved perfect powerhouse steady stellar sterling unparalleled unsurpassed high-calibre high-grade high-level top-notch finely honed finely tuned high-powered well-developed well-honed world-class “Owls are known for having powerful vision used for hunting prey.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of very small in size, typically a miniature representation of something large-scale Determiner ▲ Opposite of emphasizing insignificance great much considerable significant substantial “Excelling at the firm often meant you would be relegated to positions of great influence.” Determiner ▲ (a little) Opposite of a small amount lots of a liberal amount of a lot of plenty of a generous amount of a great quantity of a large amount of a load of a mass of an ample amount of a lavish amount of a wealth of bags of loads of oodles of piles of a boatload of a bunch of a glob of a good deal of a great deal of a great number of a heap of a huge amount of a large number of a mound of a mountain of ample amounts of a multitude of an abundance of an appreciable amount of an excess of an exuberant amount of an inexhaustible amount of an infinite amount of a overflowing amount of a plenteous amount of a profusion of a rich amount of a shedload of a slew of a stack of a superabundance of a swag of a ton of a whole batch of a whole bunch of a whole load of a whole slew of bountiful amounts of considerable amounts of copious amounts of countless amounts of excessive amounts of exorbitant amounts of gazillions of gobs of great quantities of heaps of incalculable amounts of infinite amounts of inordinate amounts of masses of no end of reams of scads of slathers of stacks of tons of uncountable amounts of untold amounts of unusually high amounts of voluminous amounts of superabundant amounts of superfluous amounts of surfeit amounts of surplus amounts of many numerous several innumerable countless unnumbered uncountable various miscellaneous “We rub lots of salt into the meat in order to preserve it.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of hardly or not at all well emphatically fully greatly much markedly more quite well rather well really well very much “He was well known as a producer after he had released his blockbuster that broke all box office records.” Adverb ▲ (a little) Opposite of only slightly substantially well appreciably considerably significantly entirely far greatly emphatically a great deal decidedly immeasurably markedly to a great degree to a great extent to a large extent to a marked degree to a marked extent very much way flat-out “You'll need to move substantially to the right so that we can get the perfect natural lighting for the photo.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of low in frequency often frequently regularly always constantly continually much steadily commonly consistently habitually incessantly oft oftentimes perpetually recurrently repeatedly routinely ceaselessly continuously methodically monotonously ofttimes tirelessly typically a lot endlessly lots perennially unceasingly again and again a great deal all the time day in, day out many a time many times on many occasions on numerous occasions over and over over and over again thick and fast time after time time and again time and time again very often week in week out usually “The film splices together scenes that have been regularly broadcast to the public over the years.” Adverb ▲ (a little) Opposite of hardly or not at all greatly very much a lot a great deal highly heavily immensely much significantly substantially a good deal appreciably especially extensively notably particularly seriously thoroughly totally awfully exceedingly indeed in great measure mightily on a large scale to a great degree to a great extent to a large extent to a marked degree to a marked extent abundantly completely most monumentally plentifully “This city reminds me very much of San Francisco.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of so small or slight that it may be ignored awful awfully beastly considerably deadly especially exceeding exceedingly extensively extra extremely far frightfully full greatly heavily highly jolly mightily mighty mortally most much particularly rattling real right significantly so something substantially super terribly too very whacking importantly Pronoun ▲ Opposite of not a large amount much plenty a lot a great deal “After considerable research, much is now known about the orcas and their natural behavior.” Noun ▲ Opposite of a small amount lot abundance heap mass chunk excess load stack bundle gob overabundance pile wealth boatload bonanza bucket fistful hunk lump mess mountain oodle oversupply slab surplus wad barrel bushel embarrassment glob mound potful profusion raft superabundance superfluity surfeit whole tonUS entirety plenitude plentitude tonneUK great deal good deal total object world bunch slew fair amount amplitude plenty oodles stacks lots abundant portion volume loads hundred pot generous amount decent amount copious amount a lot good quantity great amount large quantity huge amount large amount vast amount sizeable amount substantial amount more ❯ “There's a lot of the cake left.” Noun ▲ Opposite of a very small trace of something lashings lot much glob lump Noun ▲ Opposite of a very small or insignificant amount fortune Noun ▲ Opposite of a small amount of something, especially a light coating or layer (such as of paint) scad Find more words! 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